A Time for Troublemakers
Ablitt’s Planet Protectors are looking for sponsors to keep them recycling thin-film plastic.
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You Can Fool Some of the People All of the Time
Public comments extolling the benefits of Medicare once again exposed the naivety of the American public on government “benefit” programs.
Prime for Development?
Nearly 150 acres of prime agricultural land in Lompoc is at risk.
Cyclists and Pedestrians Are Safer on the Promenade
While perceived risk can’t be ignored, data shows that, despite the surge in electric bikes, the Promenade space is much safer than before it was created, so safe that it probably can’t get much safer.
Making the Dream a Reality
One of my favorite quotes from Dr. King says, “I have a dream that my four little children will one day live in a Nation where they will not be judged by the color of their skin but by the content of their characters.”
‘The Neighborhood’ Would Provide Much Needed Housing
Honest debate over elements of a project this significant is expected and productive. Negative depictions of staff, volunteer citizen design review boards, and neighboring citizens are not.
The Path to the Path
When the Modoc Path is completed, users will be able to cycle, run, walk, or roll from Goleta to Santa Barbara and the waterfront without having to mix with cars on fast, busy roads.
Excuses I Will No Longer Accept for Not Supporting CalCare: Taxes
Are high earners willing to do with slightly less if it means that no one will get sick or die because they don’t have health coverage?
Resolving Cannabis Odor Issues in Carpinteria
A new Community Odor Observation Portal is operational at carpgrowers.org.
Aging in Santa Barbara: The Caregiver
Often, a caregiver steps through the dance of objectivity, facts, and outcome during difficult conversations.